The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
The Water Front.

Outside the necessary handling of sugar
and the movement Of plantation supplies,
owing to the rainy weather, the cossting
steamers still continue to bring in good car
goes of sugar. The w. G. Hall, on her last
trip down. cleared out al her ports of call,
bringing some 1000 bags. The Likelike this
week made short trip, arriving on Friday,
q day ahead of her usual time, with q small
sugar list and a lot of miscellaneous freight.
The steamer kinau arrived on Saturday
morning with $500 bags of sugar, besides
other freight. The steamer MikahRls, on
Sunday, brought some 1000 bags OF sugar.
The coRsting schooners have also been doing
a brisk business II sugar during the week
The weather at the various landings is re-
ported as more favorable.
The barkentines Discovery and Kate Flick
niger, which should have sailed on Monday,
the 18th, did not, owing to the rains, leave
until the 9th. The brig W. q. Irwin had
quick dispatch, sailing promptly on the 18th,
and the French bark Julie sailed for San
Francisco on Monday, both with full cargoes
of sugar.
The arrivals have been. Lady Lsmpson on
the 18th. and the Consuelo on the 18th, both
from San Francisco. The bsrkentine Ella
sailed in company with the Consuelo and ar
rived MAY LIST. All these vessels have as
sorted cargoeS of merchandise for this port.
American bSrks Hope and Amelia arrived
from the Sound on the S0th and LIST with
lumber TO Levers 4 Cooke.
The American bark Tenor, in Messrs. c.
Brewer d Co.'s line Of Boston packets, is now
about due with the usual assortment of East
ern merchandise.
The fne American bark Colusa, in CON-
mand of Captain Backus, formerly of the
Mary Minkelmgn. arrived here on the 18th.
Captain BRckus and others purchased the
Colusa for the Island trade She is nearly
new. of Eastern build and large carrier, ca
mn - 4
prove valuable acquisition TO the feet trad
ing between the coast and Honolulu. The
Colusa viii load sugar for San Francisco.
The fine British bark Iron Crag, after
living outside at anchor, came in on Thursday
and is now locked ar the Wilder steamship
wharf. where she will receive sugar for San
Francisco.
The steamer Surprise. which has been &C
lively engaged in the huau trade, last week
went on the marine railway for needed re-
pairs 10 her keel and cleaning. She sailed
Yesterday for huau.
The Iron Crag, Lady Lampson aud Colusa
are the only vessels il port loading sugar for
the coast.
The barkeniine Eureka on her last upward
trip TO San Francisco encoun tered some very
rough weather. causing her TO leak. Report
says some Of her cargo was 5ettisoned 10 ease
the vessel.
The Lady Lalnpson is loading at Brewers
wharf.
The Missionary steam barkentine Morning
Star is IN the hands OF Messrs. Dover i Pur-
DIV and is receiving almost Z new set Of stern
tinabers.
The American bark James s. Stone sailed
from Boston March 10Th with q cargo princi-
pallv of kerosene oil for this port. c. Brewer
L CO. are her agents.
The GAZETTE j indebted to Mr.. A. +. Hopke
for the following shipping items from hahu-
lul: The American bark VIII w. Case, Cap
tain Robertson. sailed from hahului on the
s6th ult for San Francisco with $50 tons OF
sugar. The schooner Rosario, Captain Chris
Hanson. sailed Saturday, the Soth, with full
cargo, also for San Francisco. The brig W.
81. Never will, after discharging her lumber
at Hawaii, proceed TO kahului 10 load sugar
for San Francisco.